Dashboard
Get an at-a-glance view of your container program — key counts, a clickable sub-programs overview, and recent submissions — from the Dashboard tab of the Multi-Program Chair Console.
Purpose
The Dashboard tab is the landing view for your container program. It rolls up the whole category into four headline numbers, lists the sub-programs you manage, and shows the most recent submissions across all of them. Every sub-program and every recent submission is clickable.
When you use it
- As your first stop each time you open the console, to check the health of your container at a glance.
- To see how many submissions are pending review or already accepted across all your sub-programs.
- To spot the latest submission activity without opening the full Submissions table.
- To jump straight to one sub-program, or to one new submission.
Walkthrough
- 1
Open the Multi-Program Chair Console and select your container program (skipped if you chair only one). The Dashboard tab is shown by default.
- 2
Read the four stat cards across the top: Sub-Programs, Total Submissions, Pending Reviews (submissions under review), and Accepted — all counted across the container and every sub-program.
- 3
Use Sub-Programs Overview (left) to see each sub-program with its acronym badge, name, type, submission count, and status badge. Click a sub-program to open the Programs tab with that sub-program's card outlined and scrolled into view. If none exist yet, you'll see a prompt that sub-programs appear after proposals are approved.
- 4
Check Recent Submissions (right) for the five newest submissions across your programs, each with its program's acronym badge (the container's or the sub-program's), program name, date, and status. Click one to open its submission details page.
Tips
The badge shows the program's acronym. A program without one shows only its name. Add an acronym by editing the program.
Until proposals are accepted, your container has no sub-programs and the sub-programs and recent-submissions panels show empty states. Head to the Decisions tab to accept proposals — each accepted proposal becomes a sub-program and starts feeding these counts.